Regielyn Santiago

Regielyn Santiago

Human Resources Director America

Regielyn Santiago

Legal Researcher

Regielyn's specialty topics

Employment law

Regielyn Santiago is a legal researcher at Key Media. She specializes in preparing case write-ups across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, and also supports U.S. regulatory research. She holds a Juris Doctor (LLB) degree with a major in Legal Management.

Regielyn produces well-researched, analytical content on legal cases and legislative developments in employment law, insurance, mortgage, and finance across multiple markets.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I focus on turning complexity into clear, practical journalism that helps readers understand not just what happened, but why it matters. My goal is always to provide context, explain the implications, and surface the perspectives that matter most to professionals navigating change.”

Read the latest stories by Regielyn

Sawmill firm’s ‘not our worker’ stance backfires in paralysis lawsuit

A crane cable snapped. A worker was paralyzed. Then the company’s own filings backfired

Sawmill firm’s ‘not our worker’ stance backfires in paralysis lawsuit

Uber’s own fine print sinks its arbitration bid in pricing class action

A centuries-old contract rule just blew a hole in the rideshare giant’s legal playbook

Uber’s own fine print sinks its arbitration bid in pricing class action

Two-part severance payout left worker stranded outside unemployment eligibility

He refiled five days after the waiting period ended - and the math changed everything

Two-part severance payout left worker stranded outside unemployment eligibility

Firefighter’s AFib fight rewrites Florida’s definition of heart disease

Two cardiologists said heart disease. The comp judge went to the dictionary instead

Firefighter’s AFib fight rewrites Florida’s definition of heart disease

Fired driving instructor’s whistleblower lawsuit crashes at Iowa appeals court

He reported safety issues and got fired. His own petition finished the job

Fired driving instructor’s whistleblower lawsuit crashes at Iowa appeals court

NYC teacher counted summer shifts toward tenure - court said no

Two extra summers on the clock, one restraint probe, and a tenure bid that went nowhere

NYC teacher counted summer shifts toward tenure - court said no

‘Too much money’: court revives $150K handshake pay deal claim

Two clients paid as promised - then came the $300,000 case

‘Too much money’: court revives $150K handshake pay deal claim

Spa’s whole staff walked out - but whistleblower claim still failed

She saw something, said something, then quit - but the court said that wasn’t enough

Spa’s whole staff walked out - but whistleblower claim still failed

LA County sinks reinstatement deals sheriff’s chiefs struck with fired deputies

Chiefs struck deals to reinstate three fired deputies. The county tore them up

LA County sinks reinstatement deals sheriff’s chiefs struck with fired deputies

Employer paid $720K two years late and still dodged the penalty

Twelve bonus payments arrived years late. The penalty claim? It never landed

Employer paid $720K two years late and still dodged the penalty